Question

Допоможіть пж, дуже срочно потрібно тільки правильно!!! Task 7. Underline the verbs which do not fit in the following presentation extracts. The first one has been done for you as an example. 1. First of all, I'd like to preview / overview / outline the main points of my talk. 2. Perhaps I should start off by pointing / stressing / reminding that this is just a preliminary report. Nothing has been finalized as yet. 3. But later on I will, in fact, be putting forward / putting out / putting over several detailed proposals. 4. One thing I'll be dealing with / referring / regarding is the issue of a minimum wage. 5. And I'll also be asking / raising / putting the question of privatization. 6. So, what we're really driving at / aiming at / looking at are likely developments in the structure of the company over the next five to ten years. 7. If we could just draw / focus / attract our attention on the short-term objectives to begin with. 8. The eighteen-month plan, which by now you should've all had time to look at, outlines / reviews / sets out in detail our main recommendations. 9. Basically, what we're suggesting / asking / reviewing is a complete reorganization of staff and plant, 10. I'd now like to turn / draw / focus my attention to some of the difficulties we're likely to face. 11. I'm sure there's no need to draw out / spell out / think out what the main problem is going to be. 12. But we do need to seriously ask / answer / address the question of how we are going to overcome it. 13. The basic message I'm trying to get through / get across / get to here is simple. We can't rely on government support for much longer. 14. Disappointing end-of-year figures underline / undermine / underestimate the seriousness of the situation. 15. And the main conclusion we've thought / got to / come to is that massive corporate restructuring will be necessary before any privatization can go through.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. preview
2. None of the verbs are out of place.
3. putting over
4. referring
5. putting
6. looking at
7. attract
8. outlines
9. reviewing
10. turn
11. draw out
12. address
13. get through
14. undermine
15. got to

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's analyze each sentence and identify the verbs that do not fit in the context. I'll provide explanations for each choice.

1. First of all, I'd like to preview / overview / outline the main points of my talk. - *Correct: All three verbs fit the context and can be used interchangeably to describe introducing the main points.*

2. Perhaps I should start off by pointing / stressing / reminding that this is just a preliminary report. Nothing has been finalized as yet. - *Correct: All three verbs are appropriate for expressing the act of emphasizing or highlighting.*

3. But later on, I will, in fact, be putting forward / putting out / putting over several detailed proposals. - *Correct: All three verbs can be used to convey the idea of presenting proposals.*

4. One thing I'll be dealing with / referring / regarding is the issue of a minimum wage. - *Incorrect: "Regarding" is not suitable here. It should be replaced with "referring to" or "dealing with."*

5. And I'll also be asking / raising / putting the question of privatization. - *Correct: All three verbs are appropriate for introducing the topic of privatization.*

6. So, what we're really driving at / aiming at / looking at are likely developments in the structure of the company over the next five to ten years. - *Correct: All three verbs are suitable for expressing the idea of examining or focusing on likely developments.*

7. If we could just draw / focus / attract our attention on the short-term objectives to begin with. - *Correct: All three verbs can be used to direct attention to the short-term objectives.*

8. The eighteen-month plan, which by now you should've all had time to look at, outlines / reviews / sets out in detail our main recommendations. - *Correct: All three verbs are appropriate for describing the detailed presentation of main recommendations.*

9. Basically, what we're suggesting / asking / reviewing is a complete reorganization of staff and plant. - *Correct: All three verbs can be used to convey the idea of proposing or recommending.*

10. I'd now like to turn / draw / focus my attention to some of the difficulties we're likely to face. - *Correct: All three verbs are suitable for shifting attention to difficulties.*

11. I'm sure there's no need to draw out / spell out / think out what the main problem is going to be. - *Incorrect: "Think out" is not appropriate here. It should be replaced with "spell out" or "draw out."*

12. But we do need to seriously ask / answer / address the question of how we are going to overcome it. - *Correct: All three verbs are suitable for dealing with the question of overcoming difficulties.*

13. The basic message I'm trying to get through / get across / get to here is simple. We can't rely on government support for much longer. - *Correct: All three verbs can be used to express the idea of conveying a message.*

14. Disappointing end-of-year figures underline / undermine / underestimate the seriousness of the situation. - *Correct: All three verbs are appropriate for describing the impact on the seriousness of the situation.*

15. And the main conclusion we've thought / got to / come to is that massive corporate restructuring will be necessary before any privatization can go through. - *Correct: All three verbs can be used to express reaching a conclusion.*

In summary, the incorrect verbs are in sentences 4 and 11, where "regarding" should be replaced with "referring" or "dealing with," and "think out" should be replaced with "spell out" or "draw out."